Dr Stuart has been a practicing psychologist for over 20 years. She is a trainer of psychological treatments and regularly supervises other psychologists. Dr Stuart works with older teenagers and adults, providing evidenced-based treatments for all mental health problems. Anxiety, stress management, trauma, pain management, health anxiety and working with diversity are her areas of specialist interest.

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Dr Griffiths has been a practicing psychologist for 20 years and has a doctorate in Clinical Psychology. NHS posts held included a highly specialist and principal psychology role where Dr Griffiths provided supervision, training and management to other psychologists.  She has also umdertaken highly specialist training in Neuropsychology and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. Anxiety disorders, trauma and neuropsychological rehabilitation are her specialist interests.

Dr Anne Lane has been providing evidence based therapeutic interventions for a wide range of psychological disorders in adults and children since 1996. She has worked in the NHS as a Specialist, Highly Specialist and Principal Clinical Psychologist / Professional Manager. She provides supervision, training and consultation to psychologists and people from other disciplines. She has a doctorate in clinical psychology and a masters in systemic therapy.

Simon has worked as a clinical psychologist for over 30 years, initially in the NHS and now as an independent practitioner. He has experience in a wide range of areas, primarily using a cognitive behavioural approach. Working collaboratively, usually on a 1 -1 basis, he sees people with anxiety, depression, OCD, phobias, sleep, low self - esteem and anger /assertiveness issues. He also has seen clients with drug and alcohol problems, gambling habits and men who are abusive to their partners. 

Gemma qualified as a counselling psychologist in 2001. Since that time, she has had extensive experience working with a variety of disorders and with people across the ages both in the NHS and private practice. She has had substantive posts within the NHS at both highly specialist and principal levels where she has supervised and managed other specialist psychologists. She is able to work with children, adults, families and with couples. Her approach is integrative, focused and goal centred. Her specialist areas include mood disorders, trauma and attachment/relationship issues and she has a special interest in perinatal psychology. 

Marianna has spent her career specialising in the area of the autistic spectrum disorders. She spent ten years working as a principle psychologist at Great Ormond Street Children's hospital and has conducted extensive research in this field. Autism affects both individuals and families and Marianna helps our team to understand the issues that can emerge. She is an international Autism Diagnostic Observational Schedule trainer and has works with-in a multi-disciplinary team providing assessments and treatment for children, young people and adults with neuro-spectrum disorders.